The S&P 500 has now gone more than 1,000 straight trading sessions without a new 52-week low, per Seeking Alpha
That ranks as the sixth-longest streak on record, and it lands on the bull market's fourth birthday. The run started from the Oct 12, 2022 closing low of 3,577Since then the index has punched through 5,000, 6,000, and 7,000 and set a record close of 7,818.93 on Oct 6, about 119% above that lowIt is doing it with the 10-year Treasury yield touching 5.36% last week, the highest since April 2002, and still sitting above 5.2%Most bull markets crack when long rates rip like this. This one keeps grinding higher because earnings and AI spending are doing the heavy lifting, but with yields and valuations both this elevated the market has very little cushion if growth stumblesSource: StockMarket.News









